"It is a weird one because I don't think any particular player should get a personal accolade as it is a team effort, and this really is as much of an award for the group as much as it is for Smudge. Thornley, meanwhile, adds some depth to the Warriors' options in the backs and new head coach Matty Peet is in no doubt both will prove valuable additions to the squad.🔙 in Wigan colours 🍒⚪️🙌@IainThornley1#WWRLpic.twitter.com/zbn4JffKRM UK Sport said the guidance had been published following an 18-month consultation process during which it had spoken to athletes, coaches and medical practitioners, and it was "not recommending a one-size-fits-all approach". "I'm pleased to be out with the Lions but hopefully I can stay on. I'm not ruling it out and I think all of the lads would say the same. The door is open and if we perform well in these matches, score a hundred, take a five-for... who knows?